Three games have earned a place so far
The goal is simple: find 20 PC games that genuinely look and feel excellent at 5120×1440 on a 32:9 super-ultrawide monitor.
Ultrawide Greats begins with three very different games: a brutal first-person shooter, a colorful open-world RPG, and an atmospheric action adventure. This article will grow whenever another qualifying gameplay video is published.
The numbers show the publication order, not a ranking. Unlike our earlier Top 10 Super Ultrawide showcase, every game in this series must be one we genuinely recommend playing at 32:9.
Current progress: 3/20
1/20 — DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations
DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations is an easy opening choice. Its enormous environments, crowded arenas, flying projectiles, demons, and constant effects spread naturally across the full display.
The additional peripheral view also suits its aggressive combat. You can follow more of the action around the Slayer while the Chain Spear’s dashes and grappling make movement faster than in the original campaign.
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32:9 verdict: A spectacular super-ultrawide shooter with the scale and peripheral action needed to justify the enormous screen.
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2/20 — DragonSword : Awakening
DragonSword : Awakening shows the calmer and more colorful side of super-ultrawide gaming. The Continent of Orbis is filled with wide meadows, settlements, ruins, coastlines, and large fantasy creatures that benefit from the panoramic view.
The format also gives its animated tag-team combat more room. Heroes, enemies, companions, and visual effects can fill the battlefield without making every encounter feel trapped in the center of the screen.
32:9 verdict: A bright open-world RPG whose exploration and flashy combat look at home on a panoramic display.
View DragonSword : Awakening on Steam
3/20 — Hell Is Us
Hell Is Us earns its place through atmosphere. Its abandoned settlements, forests, interiors, and supernatural creatures become more imposing when they occupy the full 49-inch display.
The game also avoids maps, compasses, and traditional quest markers. Players must study their surroundings and navigate using environmental information, making the broader view especially useful during exploration.
32:9 verdict: A strongly atmospheric adventure where the wider image improves both environmental scale and exploration.
How Games Qualify for Ultrawide Greats
Every entry is tested through real gameplay at 5120×1440. We consider the field of view, camera, interface, menus, cinematics, edge rendering, performance, and whether the additional width improves the experience.
A game can still qualify if some cinematics return to 16:9, but significant limitations will be identified. Simply filling the monitor is not enough.
For a broader discussion of these standards, read our feature explaining why ultrawide support should be treated as normal PC feedback.
Ultrawide Greats Testing Setup
Resolution: 5120×1440
Aspect Ratio: 32:9 super ultrawide
Monitor: 49-inch AOC Agon AG493UCX2
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
Memory: 48GB DDR5 RAM
Capture: Raw PC gameplay without commentary
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Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor of Fix Gaming Channel.
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